Use the following case to answer the question.  Name: John D…

Use the following case to answer the question.  Name: John Doe Date of Birth: 05/16/70 Dx: left heel pain Precautions: none S: Patient reports pain 3/10 with walking   O:  ROM  (in degrees)            MOTION  (Active)    Right    (Passive)  (Active)       Left    (Passive) Dorsiflexion         5                          7      0                          1 Plantarflexion      50                        55     51                        55  Inversion     30                        33     28                        33 Eversion     10                        12        11                        15   Based on the information in the case above, which one of the following motions of the left ankle would be considered MOST restricted?  

After assessing Active Range of Motion of ankle Dorsiflexion…

After assessing Active Range of Motion of ankle Dorsiflexion, the Physical Therapist Assistant notes a significant decrease in range of motion since the patient’s last visit. After questioning the patient, the Physical Therapist Assistant is convinced an error had been made with the previous Active Range of Motion assessment. Failure to prevent which movement would BEST explain the possible error?

Use the following case to answer the question.  Name: John D…

Use the following case to answer the question.  Name: John Doe Date of Birth: 05/16/70 Dx: left heel pain Precautions: none S: Patient reports pain 3/10 with walking   O:  ROM  (in degrees)            MOTION  (Active)    Right    (Passive)  (Active)       Left    (Passive) Dorsiflexion         5                          7      0                          1 Plantarflexion      50                        55     51                        55  Inversion Eversion     30                        33     10                        12     28                        33     11                        15     STRENGTH RIGHT LEFT Dorsiflexion 5 / 5 5 / 5 Plantar flexion 4+ / 5 4- / 5 Inversion 4 / 5 3 / 5 Eversion 4 / 5 4 / 5   If the patient was in too much pain to reassess ankle plantar flexor strength in a weight bearing position, what alternate gravity-resisted position could the Physical Therapist Assistant place the patient?